Murphy leads early in 500 mile Indy race at speedway
Associated Press report from Indianapolis notes Jimmy Murphy of Los Angeles wins early laps in the 500 mile race worth $85,000. Murphy leads first 50, 100, and 150 miles with average speeds around 94 mph, while competitors like Harry Hartz and Ralph De Palma trail. A large crowd watches as cars battle tire changes and brief pit stops amid several incidents.
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Associated Press
Rpeedway
Indianapolis
Jimmy Murphy
Los Angeles
Call
Indianapolis Speedway
Murphy
Trinitas
Harry Hartz
Ore Fiathe
Eddie Hearne
Ralph de Palma
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Atande
Barney Ohffeld
Teon Duray
War Rerond
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Howard Wilcox
Indianapolia
Hartz
Ellingher
Jules Goux
Wilbur D'Alene
D'Alene
Hart
Duray
Oro Habe
Peter de Pato
Halbe
Yio Miles
Wos
Addie Hearne
T P. Fetterman
Mt. Lebanon
Ralph Mulford
Harts
Government aviator suffers three rib fracture in horse fall
Milwaukee Brig Gen William Mitchell of the government aviation service sustained a fracture of three ribs after being thrown from a horse on Sunday. Physicians announced the diagnosis in May and he lies under care at Arthur Young’s home, here, with a return to his base planned for several days.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Ge William Mitchell
Government Aviation Service
Tovvie
Eral Mircchell
I Arthur Young
Mathilde Fights to Marry Max in Swiss Guardians Dispute
The case centers on Mathilde McCormick, a minor, and her wish to marry Max, with Swiss guardianship laws cited as blocking or permitting the union. Attorneys claim a guardian may be chosen by the minor over 21, while the mother opposes. Mathilde’s trunks and plans to travel abroad feature in the dispute as court proceedings approach. The guardian question and custody tensions hinge on who represents Mathilde pending a preliminary court entry.
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Harold
Cormprny
MeCormlél
McCormick
Mathilde
Mia
MeCormnil
Todiy
Hae McCormick
Eunerhaay
Mathilde Brecomes
Nat
New York
Ride
Ty Cobb and Heilmann Suspended by Ban Johnson
Ty Cobb and outfielder Heinmann of the Detroit Tigers were suspended by Ban Johnson before the holiday doubleheader with the St. Louis Browns. Clark also suspended. the cause for his suspension not stated. The Tigers and Browns game saw Cobb and Heilmann in a dispute with umpire officials, Cobb allegedly taunting umpire Wilhem and then leaving the field after umpire Walsh intervened.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Ty Cobb
Heilmann
Ysemié Clark
Detroit Tigers
Ban Johnson
Americsin League
Holida
St. Lous Browns
Cobb
Vanypire Wilsenty
Clark
Teilmann
Browne Ad Tigers
Witwen
Upire Wilwen
Wilson
Walsh
Bertenten Wins 100 Mile Cycle Race
Chicago analyst reports Katphonse Bertenten of the Belgian American Cycle Club wins the Milwaukee to Chicago 100 mile race in about four hours and thirty five minutes. Monroe Nolen of the Alpine A C Chicago sets a new distance record at four hours thirty four minutes seventeen seconds, but Bertenten started with a seventy minute handicap and finished second overall.
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Associated
Preme
Chicago
Katphonse Bertenten
Cycle Club of
Milwaukee
M Aay
Monroe Nolen
Alving A. C
Nevonda
Bertenten
Nolen
Ultimatum to Railways by Shop Grafts
Readable text outlines threats of wage cuts in the railway sector tied to union demands and the possibility of nationwide strikes. It notes actions by unions and railway executives, with mentions of wage reductions, a pending decision, and expected briefings on possible formal orders. Entities include the Interstate Commerce Commission and various regional railroad bodies.
Great Britain and United States honor fallen soldiers
Great Britain joins the United States in dedicating a national cemetery at Keak Wood near tern don. The site holds 450 American servicemen and sailors who died in the war, with graves of British overseas personnel. Chaplain 11. 5. Smith presided as Brig. Gen. John Tiddle eulogized the war dead. Wreaths were laid in Plymouth for 28 American POWs who died in Darumocor prison.
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Bresk Lamler
United States
Dewel
Keakwood
Terndon
Britain
Baghah
France
Hretain
Smith
U. S. A. Brie
John Tiddle
United Kingdom
America
Plymouth
American Legion
Prinestown
Darumocor
Tribute of Nation Honors Glorious Dead at Decoration Day
A long feature on the Decoration Day ceremony honoring veterans and fallen soldiers. The narrative describes the grand marble memorial, the crowd gathering from Lincoln era descendants, and veterans from the Grand Army of the Republic paying homage. It emphasizes national unity and loyalty to American ideals as the nation memorializes its dead.
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Lincoln
Grand Army
Repub Mc
Lincoln's
Bheater
Harding Accepts Flag Souvenir of World War on Behalf of Nation
A fragmentary report recalls President Harding accepting a flag and World War souvenir on behalf of the nation. The text mentions Washington and a public event with unclear names and dates, reflecting a ceremonial gesture tied to war remembrance and national tribute.
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Harding
Spectators Barred From Grounds At Milwaukee Event
The article notes spectators are not allowed on the grounds for a Milwaukee event. It mentions a late hour and the need to control crowd activity, with a nominal fee for arounds and equipment access. Officials state the restriction applies to the thirteenth arm and racing area, aiming to manage safety and expenses.
Acceptance by German Announced Controversial Peace Terms
Fragmentary OCR text discusses Germany's acceptance and public reply, mentioning Holm, Geman views, and contested terms. It references postwar claims and a government report marked by confusion and unclear context. The readable items suggest a political negotiation narrative with uncertain details.
Girl Knocked Off Trestle in Spokane Incident Uninjured
A girl was knocked off a mailway trestle near Spokane yesterday after a collision with a locomotive but sustained no injuries. Witnesses describe her fall into the riverbank area and salvage of her belongings from the scene.
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Asan
Spokane
Walia Biti
Fragmented OCR damps report from Strabane district
A distorted excerpt from a Strabane district report describes a tense clash and a railway scene with explosions. Names like Strome Windle appear amid garbled text, rendering readable details sparse and unclear about exact events, dates, or involved groups.
South American Delegates Celebrate at Conference
Chilean and Devasiien delegates join government and people at the United Bullird in paying tribute in Chone. The report notes no clear signs of changes in policy and mentions Peru’s proposal on Tucna-Arica sovereignty amid unclear outcomes.
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Wankington
United Bullird
Trute
Chone
Supreme Chapter in Qua Aistory Memorial Speech
President Harding lauds the Lincoln Memorial as a supreme American symbol accepting the monument for the nation. He frames Washington and Lincoln as leaders who preserved union and freedom, praising the memorial’s reverent pledge to American citizenship and constitutional government.
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Associated Press
Washington
Bb. C
Harding
Lincoln Memorial
Lincoln
Washington Monument
Republic
America
Tay &Métiona Feline
Lanenin
Vada
Lincetius Berate
Reid
State Courts Power to Adjudicate Rail Tariff Disputes
The Minnesota Supreme Court rules state courts may adjudicate railway tariff disputes. A case involving Great Northern Railway Company and allied parties questioned jurisdiction and potential collusive actions. The decision allows questions at issue to proceed in state courts, with potential implications for other cases and future filings.
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Supreme Court
Great Northern
Associated Dread
Wandington
Eiart
Spany
Willmar
Mian
Mian., Was Recanialeteat and the Railway Company Eptlevled
Eles Nor Commie Branight
Othe
Minneapolia
Wim
More Rate Cuts May Follow Recent Wage Reductions
Railroad wage cuts spark talk of further rate reductions as Interstate Commerce Commission members weigh targeted cuts on specific commodities. Some commissioners favor lowering passenger fares in addition to the 40 percent general reduction, signaling potential future easing in transportation costs.
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James T. Kolbert
United Press State
Washington, D. C
Hta
Interstate Commerce Commission
Somme
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